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Bitcoin's options market retains long-term bullish bias despite the recent price pullback, data shows.

It may be too early to draw parallels between the DeFi explosion and the ICO bubble of two years ago.

CryptoCompare's latest report shows crypto derivative volumes were up 54% in August – likely a result of the rally in bitcoin's price.

Despite bitcoin shedding over $2,000 in the last few weeks, the "buy the dip" mentality in the market still appears strong.

Users of the new Launchpool will be able to stake Binance's tokens, as well as the ARPA token, for rewards in Bella (BEL).

Many investors conflate volatility with risk, a fundamental error that says more about our collective psychology than it does about portfolio management.

Bitcoin price took another dive while DeFi is still looking mighty attractive to investors.

The firm claimed 14,654 WBTC in August following approval of its Compound collateral proposal.

Crypto traders appeared to be buying the dip after Thursday's 11% plunge. ALSO: There's a contract for that: How to hedge Tether's credit risk.

The exchange giant is hoping to capitalize further on the DeFi boom with a new centralized trading platform that makes it a rival of the likes of Uniswap.

Despite a slight bounce Friday morning, some analysts don't expect bitcoin to chart a quick recovery from the double-digit price drop over the last two days.

BitMEX is adding chainlink and tezos futures, the cryptocurrency derivatives exchange said.

Bitcoin’s price is dipping while ether’s share of the crypto market is at a level not seen since 2018.

Cryptocurrency analysts attributed the drop to a combination of risk-off sentiment in traditional markets, DeFi exhaustion and miner selling.

The growing number of long-term bitcoin investors might be the cryptocurrency's most simple bullish indicator – more so than "600,000 asteroids."

The price plunge came after reports traders were selling an elevated level of bitcoin to exchanges for potential liquidation.

Credit default swaps (of “The Big Short” infamy) have come to the Ethereum blockchain. Opium Exchange says they can help crypto investors manage risk.

Wednesday saw a flurry of deposits onto exchanges, indicating some investors are trying to offload their bitcoin. That could further propel prices downwards.

The bitcoin market went bearish as the price dipped while DeFi fees as a percentage of revenue for Ethereum miners is at an all-time high.

In 15 charts, the CoinDesk Monthly Review for August details BTC's performance, its relationship to fiat currencies and Ethereum’s growing congestion problem.

Ether option contracts listed on Deribit, the largest crypto options exchange, are more popular than ever.

Bitcoin is down amid negative news from South Korea, but Uniswap has shot to the top of the DeFi rankings.

Bitcoin fell by $400 Wednesday morning, having failed once more to move above a long-held resistance level.

Trading volumes are surging on Uniswap and other so-called decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges, challenging established venues like Coinbase.

The layer 2 protocol holds $12.4 million worth of bitcoins.